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Press releases · Separate letters and guidance
Tom Coburn, Bret Bernhardt Catalog publication: May 25, 2012
Publications naming Tom Coburn · Publications naming Bret Bernhardt
The publication links a qualified-admonition letter to Tom Coburn, a separate admonition letter to Bret Bernhardt, and post-employment guidance.
These are separate inquiries and distinct actions. Bernhardt is identified in a staff matter, not as a senator. Read the official publication
Publication title and source Preliminary Inquiry concerning Senator Tom Coburn and Preliminary Inquiry concerning Bret Bernhardt
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Sources and collection coverage
The committee’s public catalogs determine this collection. Publication counts are not counts of allegations, people or cases.
Catalog publications span Jul 30, 2002 through Aug 21, 2024.
Sources checked Nov 6, 2026 at 5:22 PM Pacific
Catalog publications 46 Press releases 16 Letters to members 11 Annual reports 19 Publications with readable evidence 2 Publications with indexed text 22 Publications marked unreadable 0 Publications marked unavailable 22 These are publications in three official Senate Ethics catalogs, not a complete list of complaints or cases. Committee actions are distinct from sanctions adopted by the full Senate. A jurisdictional closure is not exoneration. Annual reports describe committee-wide activity; their totals do not establish outcomes for named people. An unavailable or unreadable source leaves its contents unknown. Catalog dates and document dates are kept separately. Indexed extracts are labeled separately from original bytes; their fingerprints do not authenticate an original PDF. Read the collection’s source coverage (JSON)